Most people chase narratives, but I’m paying attention to infrastructure, because that’s what decides who survives long term. Storage is one of the biggest weak points in crypto. You can have a perfect smart contract, but if the content is stored on a centralized host, it can disappear, get blocked, or break, and the user experience collapses. @Walrus 🦭/acc is built around the idea that large files should have the same “lasting” quality we expect from blockchains. Walrus stores big data as blobs and distributes encoded pieces across a decentralized network so the file can still be reconstructed even if parts of the network go down. That design is meant for real life conditions, not perfect lab conditions. It becomes useful for NFT media, social posts, creator content, gaming assets, and even datasets that need long term availability. $WAL plays a key role in the system by supporting payments and incentives, so reliability is rewarded instead of being an unpaid promise. If Web3 is going to become everyday tech, decentralized storage has to be part of the default stack, not an afterthought. #Walrus $WAL @Walrus 🦭/acc